La artista iraní Shirin Neshat explora la paradoja de ser artista en el exilio: vocera de su pueblo sin poder volver a casa. En su trabajo investiga sobre los cambios políticos y sociales  antes y después de la Revolución Islámica por medio de poderosas imágenes de mujeres.

Shirin Neshat: arte en el exilio

Art created in exile becomes a powerful force for cultural and political resistance, shaping the narrative for those silenced at home. After returning to Iran post-revolution, the artist found a country transformed and used her work to explore shifting identities, especially among women. Her film about the 1953 coup and the Green Movement reveals how the fight for democracy and women's voices continues to define Iran. The story of Iranian women breaking boundaries inspires a new generation, within and beyond their homeland.

Exile Turns Art Into Resistance And Iranian Women Into Icons

*Women without Men*

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